Anonymous wrote:You’re doing this in Singapore?? Don’t you remember that kid who got caned for spitting out gum?

I thought he graffitied a wall.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which country? Many countries around the world aggressively monitor this and you would not be allowed to have 5 people at check in.

Singapore

I would especially avoid breaking rules and laws there.

This!!!!

Anonymous wrote:Yes, we've done it.

In Singapore?!?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which country? Many countries around the world aggressively monitor this and you would not be allowed to have 5 people at check in.

Singapore

No.
Write ahead and state your circumstances. Singapore has very strict laws.

Agreed. This would be the last place I would ever consider this.

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Yes, we've done it.

You’re doing this in Singapore?? Don’t you remember that kid who got caned for spitting out gum?

There is no way you “fit easily” in these rooms. You’re throwing a kid on the floor or cramming 3 people in a bed which is nuts. You need 2 rooms. Parent in each room, split up the kids.

Absolutely do not even consider this. You should also stop doing it in the US. Just bc you get away with it is not a reason to continue. I’m in the hotel business and this is serious bc it’s a fire code violation, your 5th wouldn’t be covered by anything from the hotel in the event something bad happens, etc. You could also be caught and asked to leave without any of your money refunded.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which country? Many countries around the world aggressively monitor this and you would not be allowed to have 5 people at check in.

Singapore

No.
Write ahead and state your circumstances. Singapore has very strict laws.

Agreed. This would be the last place I would ever consider this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which country? Many countries around the world aggressively monitor this and you would not be allowed to have 5 people at check in.

Singapore

No.
Write ahead and state your circumstances. Singapore has very strict laws.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which country? Many countries around the world aggressively monitor this and you would not be allowed to have 5 people at check in.

Singapore

I would especially avoid breaking rules and laws there.

We never do this overseas.

Anonymous wrote:Which country? Many countries around the world aggressively monitor this and you would not be allowed to have 5 people at check in.

Singapore

Which country? Many countries around the world aggressively monitor this and you would not be allowed to have 5 people at check in.

We are a family of 5 - 2 adults and 3 kids. Many rooms have a max occupancy of 4. We are traveling to other countries. We can fit easily and often stay in rooms for 4 in the US. It makes me nervous to do so in another country.

Would you just book the room (Suite) that has a max of 4?